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Places for the Boxes to be taken' of Mr. Brandon, at the 330x.Office to that-street. Boxes 7s. Second Price 35. ifid.—Pit 4s Second Price zs. Gallery as. Second Price is.—Upper.Gailery is. The Doors will be opened at Hal; past five, Plai bezin at Hair past Si'x To-morrow, Pile Duefana ; with All the Worici's a Stage.' vu Saturday, Othello, the Moor of Venice ; with Is He a Prince? Ur i y, Monday, The Grecian Daughter : Euphrasia, by a Voting -Lady, bent„ ., her first appearance in London; alter 'which, Oscar and Malvina. • 0 0 Tuesday, The. Iron Chest. • .LYCEUM THEATIO I ie Linder the Special Licenseof the LORD CHAMBERLAIN,- Granted tor the present Season to the joint application of • T-all Parti es p r i nc i pa ll y iiiteiested. HEIR Majesties' Servants, forming the COM PANY of the late DRURY. LANE THEATRE, "will, THIS PRESENT THURSDAY, ()CI. ig, tgo9, perforrn the Comedy of • THE WONDER. Don Lopez, , Mr. PENLEY.; I) " F elix, ,Mr RUSSELL;•- • . , Frederick, HOLLAND;Mr. RAY C olonel Briton, Mr. HOLLAND; • Don Pedro, Mr. PINs()N ; • Gihby, Mr. PALMER; • • Lissardo, M r . MATHEWS: Donna Violante Mrs :EDWIN, (Being her first appearance I ' d that . charaael, and third in London); • Donne Isabella, Mrs. ORGER; anis, Mrs. SCOTT. To which be add-A, the Musical Fniertainnimt of NO SONG NO SLTI - *Eit. Frederick, Mr. ROAN, (Being his first appearance i!1 that Charadicr ;) Crop, Mr. MA ; • Endless, Mr..M.l L HE ; Robin, Mr. RU SELL ; • Dorothy, Mrs. BLAND ; Louisa, Mrs., ATHE W S - ; Nelly, Ntis. ORGER ; Alargareita, Mrs. AIpt:NTAIN., „PnXes and places to be taken of Mr. Spring, in the Box liffice, at the Strand entrance ;of whom may also had 'YiNat t Boxcs.nightly. • 13 0xes 6s Second Price 3s.—Pit 3s. 6d Second Price 2,.5. C pV e l e. erl4: Second Price is. —Upper . Gallery is. -Second 'Etie Daor ,forina„ce Vie" be opened at Half past Five, and the Per-I gitt at Half past Six. wi t h I :`,` - '2';-,nY, the .las Aiew Comedy of Grieving's a Folly ; ri e „ • On Saturday,y JiaZq• The Will ; with Three Weeks after Mar- 14 R. JESSE FOOT will commence his COURSE 'of LE - cru.k Es o'n DISE °Hite URETHRA, :13LADD 1. R. anti K 11.)N I , an ASES d also on the VENEREAL DISEASE, cn N i i. NUAY 6 th of Novernbcr, at SIGH rin the EV ENING. 1 o be Lontinued Week , •Dean -street, Soho - Three' Nights the 'Mi. Foot's Publication on all the ab,;ve Subjeasare •41 44:ket and Porter,. Pall, M a ll. ' sold I t3t IETY.FOR THE ENICOOkAGEMENT OF AR TS MANUFACTUIUSANDCOMIERCE hi, Oct:, 1809. , NOTICE i s h ere b y g i ven; that 'Adelp - the First 18WEEK LY MLE yiNO of this SOci,ETY/ for the "5"- vt,45,4011 R e " a a, be held a t th ti errAlose, in the Adeipbr, on Y. ' November 1, at'Scven o'Clock in rile Evening. , .. by O rder. C. "L'A YLO R , NI. D. Seereta/y. 4 * * The _Fourth Wed nes n, i n th e present Month k the regular day p ccor , :ing to the 1 - tiilei' and Oidets of this Society for 'the First Nleetiog atter-the Recess) falling on the 2.5 th October, the itty fix e d on tor the. Celebration of the Fiftieth dear of 11!s Nlajesty's Reign, the Meeting of the in consequence p ostpon e d as above., .'" Society is Th e ?('IsATE LOTTERY will and Finish Drawing Tt -MORROW. teKETS and SHARES continue on Sale at the O ld Oflie; Corrier.otgs , Cornhil4 and tacins the C.; 4 t e of She K.inws Mews, Chating-crosS, RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK. and Co. • TTWELVE O'CLOCK: • SHARES BISH i nformi the Public, that:TICKETS and yma be had - ti,Tweive o'ClOck - moßgoA.v, at both' of his Old Eslltablished Offices, TO s ,4, CORNMLL, a" 4l 9, CHARING-CROSS, 'where the Two last Prizes ot 30,0001. the Lst Prize of .5•,ac01. and the last Capital Prize ever drawn, were all sold *- H 1 Snares. ..... _.,,... QTO.MO R ROW t h e LOTTE RY willi s legin and FlAi"si): NVIFT and Co. beg tedve to remind Ittzir Friends L.) and the Public, ti - at ihe Drawin . &Df the present STAT, LOT"I'ER I' will Begin anti f.',ltiSit TO-MORRO h ; s ana That all Purchases must !It Ina this Day. TIC;.K.F."I'S aaa. No. il, l'oU LI RY, No. 12, CIIA RI NU-CROSS. No. 3t, AI.DC.i.TE HIGH-STREET. 11, 14-I.ltT. HE Direanis have gr ea t sat i stadion in announc ing the accomplishment of such arrangements as nave .enabled them to appoint the est day ol 'commencement next, tor t h e ‘Comencement () lousiness at this i nst i tution. • Miaioneers and Continercial Brokers who feel a disposi tion to promote the undertakings-a-re respeetfully intormed the Secfetary will receive their, instructions Without prefer -eneetti- Partiality, and immediately the woitmen have quitted the Building, the accommodations will he opened` for their 'inspection. The detailed Prospectus, with-appropriate explanations, is 'lik ew i se i n a forward state of.preparation, to be delivered as earlias i the nature of circumstances will admit, which they cpntidently trust will convey such a perfect idea of the Esta blishment ,as to secure a degree of patronage that will con firm theianguine pcctatiens lamed in the p u bli c m i nd o f its utility anti convenience. - • By order of the Board. 101-1 N GREENWOOD, Sec, limitiort Mart Office, Sept. zi, 1809. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1809. To the PROPRIETORS of EAST-INDIASTOCK. LADIf.S A ND GENTLEMEN, PERMIT me to take' the earliest opportunity of offering you my most grateful Thanks for the honour able Support I received at the Flee - Allan at the lndia4louse yesterday. From the number of Votes that 1 found during snyAianvass engaged to the successful Candidate, 1 have seen, without surprise, the issue of the Ballot, yet the kind Support afforded to use by so many valuable Friends, and the high respedabdity ot..their Charaders, are a source of un feigned satistadion to me, and a very encouraging indica tion of the more effectual Support I hope to receive in 'future. There reflections, in additionlo numerous promises from ProprietorS before pfe:engi-gect, induce me respectfully to of fer my*lf to your notice for the - net-Vaceincy that may hap pen in the Direttion, and to repeat my as',urances, that - zeal and attention to your Interest, shall be the ruling principles of my condua, should you be pleased to 'confer -upQn the honourable ,frust i mean to solicit. I have the honour to imam, Ladies; 'Gent lemen 'Your obliged and faithful Servant; - VMS BLADES TAYLOR. 40, Devonshire Placa, . Ott. .19, 1809. • JUBILEE. •' • PARISH OF "ST. LUKE, CHELSEA, .cietoher ay, 18:9. At a PUBLIC NTEETING of the PARISHIONERS of tile.said Parish, olivened in Vestry, The Rev. 'WIN RUSH, Curate, in the Chair; It was Resolved, THATthe toust ,apprapriate and suitable manner for the lnltabitants of: this Parish to celebrate the ep prbaching (1/1311.2E Eon did - zitn inst. being, the. Day on which our beloved Monarch enters the Fiftieth year of his Reign, and to evince our, ratitude to Aluitglity -God for the . Blessings we have enjoyed, as well as to testify our Attach. inkricto our .; - nost gracious' Sovtieign;uruier whose auspicious Reign ve have received these lilessi»gsovill be to open a Sub scription to relieve and regale the Poor on that Day, and that a Committee be appointed to colled the same from 1-jouse to House, with ail possible dispatch: Resolved, - - - • - - - - That the Inhabitants be earnestly requested to refrain from illuminating their Houses, on account of its tendency to create Riot and Disturbance, and a large Consumption of Candles, by which means the Price must neces s arily he in creased, and the Poor thereby prevented, in a-great measure, the use of that necessary Article. • • Resolved, Should,the Sum subscribed exceed what may be thought . necessary by the Committee totrelieye .nut regale with inude ration and temperance the, poor Familiathat may apply for the same, that the Surplus be distributed to•the ronr in the •ensuing Winter in s'. , ch, Charitable Purposes , as may 3pp..ar most eligi'ile; and lhat the C omxittee deliVer a Statement . and report their' Proceedings -vo a future V estty, arid also that' a Copy jet sent to'each Sttbscriber. Resolyed, That the Names of Persons applying he entered at the. Houses of the different Parish 0 thcersand Gentlemen of the Chrnmittet, With the Number of their Family and Place of ittbc4,_on or below the 23d Inst. which will be'a Means of prevonting . C• . cel , on. That the Thanks of this t4.-ticg tzi the Rev. Mr. Rush, tin his zealous and handsome conduct in the Chair. . _ Thar the foregoing Resul.iti.,ns be printed, and eircutazeit. through the Parah, and likewise iti . serted in the follotvit , g Pavers, viz. THL Sun, the Nloriting Post, the Times, and the Courier. By Order of the Vegiy, WILLIANI C0R.11,!.. Clerk. RICHMOND, SURREY, Oduber t6th, At a very numerous and respectable M E ET ING of' tiie IN . HABITANTS, convened tor the purpose of taking into Consideration the most judieir-ms and ex. ressive mode of demonsttating their - Loyalty and Attachment to a Beloved Sovereign, 'on the 15th Instant,' EDWARD DAR ELL, Esq.. in the Chair; MHE following Resolutions were moved by Sir CHARLES PRICE, Bart. seconckd by Sir HARRY VE RE LST DAR E LL, Bart. and unanimously car, : That though impressed as they are.wittilhe most lively i feelings of gratitude, to the A ft- wise and Divine. Disposer of. every good gift,; 5 - :t not, possessing a character of Su fficiel:t consequence, either as .a Corporation, or otherwise, by . which they might be permitted, at the Foot of the Throne, to ex press, ny an Add.ess,- their sentnnents of oy and Exultation, they nevertheless covisitler t ,emselves justified from .their situation, thus publicly todeclari, that titer shill hail the Dayon which His:Majesty enters into/ tie FiltietnYear at his Reign, as °tiering the Celebration of the most auspicious and happy event that ever occurred; and as it cannot tail to convey -the highest gratification to every - Subjed of the,,e Realm, contemplating the many great and essentiar Benefits- tht. Country has enjoyed, they sincerely trust and lilpe it wi)l dirfuse. such universal public spirit thremughan United People, that may altbrd the means of His Majesty enjoying the Wes sing and the Glory of giving Repose to Europe, and thtreby . evince a determined resolution to•render tree from all anxiety the latter days of the Venerable Father of his Peoply, abuse long Reign has demonstrated the most eminent public and private virtues, with a wAtchtur care for the Linen:l3, the Corn ice, and the Happiness of his Subjects. .. • In oMer to tencla . this joyful &Vent most 'acceptatle, usc..- fut, and beneficial in its effees, That 'Bread, :vica?, Goals, _and Beer, be distributed to 'such of the 1 nhabitant: 'that may apply . , and shall appear entitled to the houitt-a 01,thc Sub scribers; under the inspection of 'the Rev. 'ltioinas -Young, the Ohurchsvardens, and other 0 Wcitra. '.vhn are requeSted to form a Committee, and undertake the delivery in such pro portions, end under the resttiCtions that.shal I be,deteriplard Upon. The orders to the ditierent S aner ., Merchants and Publicans, to be issued on I.4tit of Oct°, ' 4er, signed by anx two of C ores Witt .y, That a Subscription be opened to answer th_ itiec:s of toe former Resolutions, a'pd tor , ..f relieving the di stres ses of those persove=, (curio!: tin; ensuing tti inter, who do not receive P ttoclthli t;eliel,. that they and the whole netgit. bourhood May ejo:.eriehre Ahe happy .effeds of the desire this -Meeting, litt4t' to incmicaie the purest love for the best of Kint; and juin ,in ine•itinst ardent prayers, on this oeca r.:':on, .for • hi. 4 future ,welfare,,' and the prosperity of his Reign. That these Resolutions be printed and published in three Morning and three Evening Papers. EDWARD DARELL. • That the Thanks of 'this l'vleeting be giveb.to EDWARD DARELL, Esq. for his imp:lrtial wild:id in the Chair, TO SCHOOLS AND FAMILIES. Now first published, with Cut,,, price rs. ‘ 6d. (with a libe- ral allowance' to G" : S NEW BRITISH SPELLING BOOT ; on a Plan dictated by long : Experience. • • hi this Book. the Reading Lessons,,e.•nore nunitrous, the subjects snore choice; the order is more pleasing, and: site gradation from the. most ea . :iy to the more difficult, far better preserved than in other Spelling or R2ading . 13oOks. There is also a new and most conven.ent division and arrangement of the Spelling Tables ; and the outlines of Geography, Grammar, &c. exhibit the very Teas which Children should first commit to memory. lh shott, 'Feathers will find in it throughout all that-a Spelling Book should possess. It has been pronounced by able I nstru,Aors +vho have seen the Ma nuscript to he greatly superior tor ail the purposes of Teach ing to any thing ot the kind yet plibli..hed. • J.,. By jOSPi H GUY, • Author of the Pocket Ency. lop dia,. School , Ge*iaphy, , Chart of Universal History, Professor of Geography, in the Royal. NJ altar) . College, Great Marlow, , -1; London Printed for C. Cradock and W. joy, (StiCcessors • to Mr, Osten), 32, Paten -rote.,, PICTUALLING,OFFICE, Oct. 10, 13(79, THE COMIIIISSIONERSJor ncTuALLIAG ills MA yESTY'r NAVY do kci'eby give Notice, That on Friday, the 27th Instant, they will be ready to receive Tenders, in writing - (sealed up), 'and treat' fir Three Hundred Tons of Genuine ()ATM E AL, to f, % delivered, One Half thereof in a ?Month,_ and the other ff rfin a Month after. wards, into his !Majesty's ViEtualliv Stores at Drptprd and Pvr tsnunah, in the proportions undervtentioned, viz. T(in. Deptford - - 200 Ports rnou tit - 30 0 and to be maid for by Bills, payable, Thiele's!, ninety Lys after date. rhe Conditions of the Contraff may be yen at the 4eceetarfi No regard will be bad to any Tender in which the Aire sb,,tl not be inserted in. words at length, or that shall not he delivered to the Board before 'One o'Clock o, the said friday, she zjth instant, nor unless the Person- ..wbo wake: the Tender, or some Pesson on kir behalf, attends, to awewer when calledfx, September..2.l3, 1809. W""AS ty the AR of 49th Gco, 111. Chap. . 35. it is Entre - led " That fi-on and after the 2.56 December, t 8 g, it shall 6e lawful for the Cowl of Assistants fir Illanagidgtheehar4 for the Relief of Pocrlridvaos of Commission and Warrant Officers of the I?.myal Navy, tolib der and Direa that all Pealions shall be Paid to the Widows entitled thereto from the :aid Charity, at or near to the Parishes, or Places of their der;ce." .elld Whereas the Court of Assistants, have resolved that the Payments of •the said Pensions shall be made eitarter(y, insreed of A , nyaliy; Notice is herehe; given that all Widows entitled to Pensions from the said Chariy, may be supplied with Copies of the /lutes and Coders, have been established for the Go -vernment therrol, and with Fringed Forms of tie .4avit which th,y are to make previous to each Quarterly Payment, by .7;44(y -ing by Letter to the Sec:ex:gist the Admiraly, or persozaly a. al!) , ef His illa . :Setty's Yards. 41) , Comma'nd of tbe Court, (Signed) If. IV. POLE. 11111. 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